A state lotto has a prize that pays $1,700 each week for 20 years. Find the total value of the prize: $ If the state can earn 7% interest on investments, how much money will they need to put into an account now to cover the weekly prize payments? Reminder: There are 52 weeks in a year. Calculator

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